Their Midtown Manhattan office works
relentlessly to respond to requests in any part of the
world, no matter what the time zone is, providing
24/7 service. In fact, Fischer still travels around the
world to ensure every hotel he does business with is
correct for his clients, ensuring that all requests have
been met before the client reaches their destination.
With a reputation to uphold, there is one thing
that money cannot buy, and that is relationships
with the people. The father-daughter duo emphasize
the prominence of establishing and maintaining
positive relationships with their clients, the vendors,
and their agents who work day-in and day-out for
client satisfaction. In an interview with Luxury
Travel Advisor, Stacy Fischer-Rosenthal, who is now
the President of Fischer Travel, said, “We respect
and honor professionalism with our partners [the
vendors] and they in turn deliver exceptional service
to our clients.” What makes the price tag of being
a client worth the expense is the fact that Fischer
Travel cares about their customers. From shipping a
specific scented candle to a hotel or making sure the
water of a pool is to a specific temperature, Fischer
Travel always accommodates to their clients’ every
request—after all, it is all about providing the best
service.
Also, there is always an agent to take care of
anything for a client. Fischer said in an interview
with The Epoch Times, “the staff work[s] together like a big family, in constant communication
they must have a positive outlook on the services they provide and the name they represent.
When it comes to representing Fischer Travel and safeguarding its reputation, clients a
relationships are of incredible value and significance. Therefore, no matter how much money a c
due to a lack respect or getting out of line toward or in front of a vendor.
Fischer Travel guards its reputation because upholding its high standards correlates to ha
that Fischer and his daughter deem crucial for Fischer Travel. Self-proclaimed people pleasers, F
to their qualified clients. Thriving on their strong relationships with those whom they work with
Sources: www.luxurysociety.com, www.theepochtimes.com,